US Stocks Movement: SABESP surged on October 5th as EMAE merger was approved and water utility growth.
Bitget异动解读2026/10/05 13:35SABESP October 5th: Analysis of Sharp Increase
Keywords: EMAE merger approval, water services growth
1. On September 18th, EMAE shareholders approved the merger of all EMAE shares not held by SABESP into SABESP. EMAE shareholders will exchange each EMAE share for 1.3195 SABESP common shares. After the transaction is completed, EMAE will become a wholly owned subsidiary of SABESP.
2. On August 13th, SABESP's adjusted net income for the second quarter increased by 9.4% year-on-year to approximately 1.2 billion Brazilian Reais, and operating cash flow was close to 3 billion Brazilian Reais. As of that date, capital expenditure since the beginning of the year was 7.5 billion Brazilian Reais, and the backlog of signed projects until 2029 was about 40 billion Brazilian Reais.
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